ESSIC / AOSC Professor Ross J. Salawitch was quoted in Chemical and Engineering News’ recent cover story that discusses the longevity of new satellites launched to observe air chemistry and climate. Â In the article entitled, “Observing Earth,” Salawitch explains the need for satellites in the observation of pollution, as it spreads onto a global scale. The article also presents NASA’s new cost estimates for SMAP and ICESat-II. Â ESSIC Director, Professor Antonio Busalacchi was also quoted in the piece, noting that 40% of NOAA’s operating budget is committed to the agency’s existing satellite program.
To read the article in its entirety, please see the following in C&EN News: Volume 92 Issue 36 | pp. 9-12Â
